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I like to play it with white cards that make tokens when I gain life, or alongside cards like Black Market and Life Insurance that can help to produce mana

Venerated Rotpriest It doesn't scale with combat tricks like Glistener Elf, but Venerated Rotpriest is another good 1-drop in poison decks